Memorial Day Speech Warns of Government Decay
Claude L of St Albans blasted wholesale corruption among election officials before a Memorial Day audience in Logan. The American Legion parade and services in Memorial Park followed his critics of political decay and loss of voting rights.
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Logan
Claude L
St. Albans
The
American Letold
American Legion
Harry W. Bart
Smith
Memorial Park
Forteer Legion
Oni
America
Unpaid County Taxes Delinquent Today Announcement
Tra D. Davis chief deputy sheriff announced all unpaid rent and personal property taxes become delinquent today. The notice warns taxpayers of immediate consequences for outstanding amounts and outlines collection steps.
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Tra D. Davis
West Virginia Briefs Chronicle Expos Centered on Industry and Community News
May 31 dispatch reports the 2014 coal industry expo will follow the river exposition at Mountaineer. Charles Town records a $12 003 24 package tax revenue amid packing plant activity. Huntington notes a motorcycle crash death. Beckley GOP names Hutch as J W Maxwell successor. Clarksburg sheriff reports a calf theft from Arthur Hurst’s farm. Glenville plans commencement exercises for Glenville State College with tickets required for entry.
X Jones of Scotland Yard Reopens Marceau Case
The new Keeler book reopens the Marceau Case with Xenious Jones of Scotland Yard proposing the correct solution. Whittemore, an American in London, provided sensational sleuthing that sparked renewed interest among Keeler fans as publication is announced.
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X. Jones
Scotland Yard
Marceau
Keeler
Duttons
Whittemore
London
Xenious Jones
Weekly coal output rises by 32 thousand tons
The United States Bureau of Mines reports a weekly coal production of 1,972,000 tons for the week ended May 16. Compared with last year, output increased by 32,469 tons, with Southern West Virginia yielding 1,482,000 tons and the Northern fields 490,060 tons. The total is 52,000 tons below the previous week.
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United States Bureau of Mines
West Virginia
A Scottish Ward and the Case of Innocent Circumstantial Evidence
A discussion of how circumstantial clues can suggest guilt before real evidence emerges. The text presents the idea through reference to X. Jones of Scotland Ward and the implications for building airtight cases around innocent people.
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X. Jones
Scotland Ward
Keeler crafts a chilling standalone mystery tale
A standalone mystery tale from Keeler delivers thrills and a bizarre atmosphere. Readers can enjoy the suspense and odd twists without needing prior knowledge of The Mar 'eeau Case.
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Mar‘eeau
Keeler
Detonator Caps Stolen From Seven Mines
Police arrest Lewis Koontz known as Bluefield Slim on theft charge for stealing 3000 dollars worth of detonator caps from seven mines. Officers say he sold caps to miners Marco Garcia of Tams is free on bail on receiving stolen goods charge. 700 dollars worth of caps found at Garcia’s home.
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Koontz
Boys State Sessions Open at Jackson's Mill Site
Several hundred boys gather at Jackson's Mill to begin a five day course in citizenship. The state American Legion department sponsors the project to teach citizenship by actual participation.
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Jackson’s Mill
Jackson's Mill
State
American Legion Department
Officials consider project led by state figures and Legion commander
Officials include William G. Stathers state American Legion commander Col P D Shingleton state police head and Phil Conley of Charleston with Stathers as organization president Additional officers RK E W Shumaker and Buckhan gamine eee president and Renee Ly Grai potemtitying 10 police court details appear garbled and incomplete.
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William G. Stathers
American Legion
Col
P. D. Shingleton
Phil Conley
Charleston
Stathers
RK E W. Shumaker
Buckhan
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Clarksburg
Arthur Hurst
Glerville
Glen- Wile Mate Teachers College
Sali
Aspen
Carter Mane
College Inetead
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Stephen. Wise
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DePont
Meee Porther
Laste Leager
Lesks Getter
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Lees Arresge
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Gates Paints
Wars
Virginie Tatleston
W. Va
Dwight
Golden Gate
Marshall Field & Co
NEW York Life
France—Annuities
Raymond D. West
Phons
Gamine Eee
Renee Ly Grai
Scotland
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Fife
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Yornayes
Angel
Everioal
Pater Pan
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Zephyr Gingham
Chambrays
Ol, Lee and
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Bandeau
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